Non-Profit & Community

The first in a 3-part series on how murals have shaped one Brooklyn neighborhood, as told by the curator, community and creative artists.

Opponents of the new vaporizers say the project would harm the health of nearby residents and contribute to climate change.

On Sept. 1, Jehovah's Witnesses in Brooklyn and nationwide will go back to door-knocking, after more than two years of putting the practice on hold due to the pandemic.

The National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS) honors Canarsie student Sanaa Akesson with leadership scholarship

Erasers, geometry sets and looseleaf paper were some of the items requested for the back to school drive, according to Fab Fulton.

Last weekend, Coney Island locals and elected officials gathered at the street corner renamed for late community leader, Charlotte L. Taylor.

Carter previously held coaching positions in California before accepting her new role at Poly Prep

Nic Claxton spent the afternoon playing games, high-fiving youngsters and give out pro-level basketball advice.

Shrubs in tree pits spanning more than 270 yards, from Clermont to Adelphi, had been torn out and left strewn on the sidewalk.

The images in the LPC Designation Photo Collection are an interesting mix of 35 mm black-and-white and color film, medium and large format negatives, color slides and darkroom prints and Polaroids.